The ST. VINCENT was owned and operated by Vincent Rosetti in the early to mid 1900s. Vincent would take on each of his sons as deckhands aboard the vessel and teach them to harvest shrimp and oysters. The ST. VINCENT would lead the annual Blessing of the Fleet boat parade for many years under the guidance of the Rosetti men.

The MARION BOY was a 40-foot wooden hull Biloxi lugger built by Jack Covacevich in Biloxi, Mississippi. Beginning in the 1920’s, the vessel was owned by Mateo Pitalo and used in harvesting for many seafood processors, but primarily the Kuluz Bros Packing Co. The lugger served the seafood industry under the guidance of Captain Bill Romero.

The MARGARET A was a 40-foot wooden hull Biloxi lugger built by Jack Covacevich in Biloxi, Mississippi. The vessel was owned and captained by Mateo Pitalo for more than 30 years beginning in the 1920s, and used in harvesting for many seafood processors, but primarily the Kuluz Bros Packing Co.